Former head of fintech Kontist becomes manager at Deutsche Bank

Tom Schmidtgen Tom Schmidtgen | 05.01.2021

Sibylle Strack, former co-chief executive at Kontist, is now responsible for the growth of Deutsche Bank's business customer division.

Sibylle Strack has been employed by Deutsche Bank since the beginning of the year. There she is "Chief Growth Officer" and looks after the business client segment Bizbanking. She is to further develop sales channels and ensure growth, the Handelsblatt

quotes from an internal memo. Only last year, all business customer activities were bundled into the Bizbanking division.

Strack was co-chief executive of fintech Kontist until December. Then she announced her resignation in order to face "new challenges in my expert field of banking and payments again in the future." The Berlin-based start-up looks after business accounts for freelancers and the self-employed. Previously, she had worked at the Savings Banks Association and the management consultancy Accenture. Strack once did her training at Deutsche Bank in Düsseldorf.


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